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Not the best emulator, if you could call it that in the case of some of the consoles. First, the manual is garbage and tells you mostly nothing about how to operate the console, the console itself heats up quite a bit and it even heats up the usb dongle for the controllers which is a new one for me and just shows how powerful this thing is (not), and I love how they have a slot for a headphone jack, but no actual headphone jack in there. But it seems that they not only wanted to emulate old consoles, but they also wanted to make them as inconvenient (if not more so) as they used to be. From having to program every button on my controller without a single mistake, to needing 2 triple A batteries to power a controller if you don't want to use your own to not having a button to exit a game if the game is not responding. Also worthy of note is the fact that even though they have designed this and made you map every button of your controller, the button layout is different for different emulators and I couldn't start some games because the start button wasn't mapped to anything on my controller in some emulators. I first wanted to test how good it is with games that I am familiar with. I was pretty excited that it has a PSP emulator. When looking at the games there, there are a total of 2 games that I was able to recognize and those are God of War - Chains of Olympus, Tekken - Dark Resurrection, and GTA - Chinatown Wars, the rest didn't seem like high enough quality to even be PSP games, but searching them up, it turns out that they indeed are, somehow, PSP games, so to their credit (or discredit), they do manage to put on a few games for the psp in there. With such classics as "Busy Sweets Factory", and "Aquattack", you sure are gonna live your favorite childhood memories again (not). I was able to find some games that are somewhat recognizable like Bloons and Bloons 2D as well as Angry Birds. I did manage to also find some fun games I've never heard of like Carnivores : Dinosaur Hunter. Ok, the selection of good games is limited, but how is the emulation? Well, pretty bad, they are using PPSSPP to emulate the PSP (I have personally used this software on my android phone), which is well and all, but the hardware they have must be absolutely atrocious as it was not able to run god of war at a playable rate and with good graphics. It was running like a computer with integrated graphics trying to run cyberpunk 2077 on lowest graphics settings, You are much better off running it on your phone, for sure. I next went on hunting for some other games that might be interesting and found that they even have a "Virtual Boy" emulator on here (this is I think one of the oldest attempts at a "vr" headset console, was released by Nintendo in 1995), but when I tried to run one of the games, the entire system froze and I needed to reset it. I really wanted to like this thing, and for the amount of money this costs which is 65 CAD without discount, this is a bit of a crap experience. Overall, this is absolutely not worth the money, there are better emulators out there including setting up a phone.